This lovely old house enjoys stunning views from the top of the village. It has been lovingly restored and beautifully decorated, and offers two equally romantic bedrooms, one with four-poster bed. There's also a highly regarded restaurant (three-course dinner from £45) serving local seafood, lamb, pork and venison (all meals must be booked in advance).
Coruisk House
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